SOC 2
Readiness, not certified
Controls are in place and being evidenced; Type 1 is a future milestone. We won't say certified before it is.
Nine dimensions roll into one Zoe Score. On the example deal it reads 64 out of 100.
Learn more about the Readout PackageSecurity & data handling
Systems are read for behavior. Uploads are read for claims. The target can revoke either at any time, and everything is deleted when the case is sealed.
Per-connector data handling
| Connector | Zoe reads | Retention | Revocation | Never stored |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Invoice and ledger metadata, AR aging, close cadence | 30 days after seal | Instant, in QuickBooks | Line-item descriptions, customer PII, bank credentials | |
| Deal-stage transitions, pipeline timestamps, owner changes | 30 days after seal | Instant, in HubSpot | Email bodies, call recordings, contact notes | |
| Account concentration, renewal dates, owner history | 30 days after seal | Instant, in Salesforce | Opportunity notes, attachments, contact records | |
| Commit and PR cadence, review latency, deploy frequency | 30 days after seal | Instant, in GitHub | Source code, diffs, commit message bodies | |
| Cycle time, reopen rate, work-in-progress age | 30 days after seal | Instant, in Jira | Ticket descriptions, comments, attachments | |
| Channel graph, response latency, cross-team edges | 30 days after seal | Instant, in Slack | Message bodies, DMs, file contents |
Uploaded material
| Material | Zoe reads | Storage | Destruction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pitch deckClaim Ledger | Read in full to extract every claim into the Claim Ledger, one row per claim, then checked against the connected systems. | Stored encrypted in the case workspace | Destroyed with the case, under the same certificate |
| Data-room PDFs and CSVsEvidence | Read to support or refute claims in the ledger. Optional; the deck is the only required upload. | Stored encrypted in the case workspace | Destroyed with the case, under the same certificate |
| Founder Call transcriptScored answers | Read to score each answer as answered, dodged, or contradicted against the ledger. | Stored encrypted in the case workspace | Destroyed with the case, under the same certificate |
Security Scorecard
Readiness, not certified
Controls are in place and being evidenced; Type 1 is a future milestone. We won't say certified before it is.
US
US-first. We don't claim an EU posture we haven't built.
30 days, certificated
Normalized metrics and case data are destroyed 30 days after the case is sealed. You get the certificate, not a promise.
Proof of deletion
Whoever granted the access gets the proof. Thirty days after the investor seals the case, everything it held is destroyed and this document goes to the grantor directly, deal or no deal.
A retention promise in a paragraph is a marketing claim. A dated artifact with a hash on it is something a security reviewer can file, and something we can be held to.
For the company being read
If an investor has asked you to connect Zoe, you will get a signed link. Open it, read the DPA, and accept it; the acceptance is logged as a consent event. Then connect each system read-only in your own session. The investor never sees a credential. The decision is yours and the scopes are yours to revoke. Message bodies are never stored.
Prepare for diligence →Each grant is separate. Revoking one doesn’t break the others.
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